Trail Overview
This is one of a few options for a more adventurous route between Wyoming and Colorado. Boulder Ridge Road has two parts;the half located in Wyoming is a well-maintained county road, and the half in Colorado is a typical light-duty forest road. A few small rocks can easily be avoided or cleared. The biggest challenge is the occasional puddle. A few mild sections are steep for a moment, but very short-lived. Additionally, there are a few small semi-sandy sections that you will come across. There is a few places where cell signal may exist, there are also a couple of 911 call boxes along the road in the Colorado half.
Difficulty
This trail is generally quite flat. There are lots of dips that can hold water, however, mud is typically minimal. A couple of very mildly steep sections with a few rocks sticking out of the trail exist. A few spots are narrow enough that passing another vehicle is not an option.